voter suppression in the united states
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Louisiana District Maps Challenged In Lawsuit By Black Voters
The lawsuit filed on Monday alleges the new district maps “embodies Louisiana’s legacy of discrimination.”
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Florida Voting Law Which Places Ballot Box Restrictions Challenged By Civil Rights Groups In Federal Trial
Civil and voting rights groups have come together to say Senate Bill 90, discriminates against minorities, people with disabilities, and older voters.
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Citing Supply Chain Problems, Texas Secretary of State Office Places Limits On Voter Registration Forms
Secretary of state spokesperson noted Texas received its bulk order of 128,000 forms, but there is no online voting registration.
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Georgia GOP Purging Black People from Election Boards
Republicans are going full Jim Crow to hold onto power
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House Passes John Lewis Voting Rights Bill, But It Will Face a Tough Fight in the Senate
The John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act looks to restore parts of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 that was struck down by the U.S. Supreme Court in 2013.
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Texas Democrats Pledge to Stay Out of State to Stop Republicans From Passing Voter Suppression Laws
Greg Abbott is planning another special House session this weekend to pass voter suppression laws that hurt Democratic voters in Texas.
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New Hampshire Supreme Court Upholds Lower Court Ruling to Strike Down Voter Suppression Legislation
The state’s highest court is standing on the side of people who just want to vote without restrictions. Courts across the nation should do the same.